Coupled with the accessibility from visitors in larger markets (i.e: a "gas tank" destination), 19 million visitors annually, and overall affordability of vacationing (and living) - makes it a great candidate for an STR. 

The park has about 1 million annual visitors and is doing a 3.3 million dollar renovation, they're building a Foggy Bottom restaurant like Broken Bow.

We do it using vetted turnkey providers which I know doesn’t scream high returns but my alternative is money sitting in the bank given that I have a job I’m happy with, invest in the stock market and have a 401k so this is ok for us.

We wanted a short-term rental that was a unique property, in a good location, that would appeal to visitors for years to come.

The numbers of visitors to Glacier is only going up and up, I'd personally want to hang onto this property for long-term appreciation. 

And I want to have some control over who books (we like to avoid large parties of unrelated visitors). 

Most people do not want visitors using their main bathroom.

I know it’s easier to get s traditional loan in a single family home but I can’t seem to find one that would allow us to be separated from our tenants (who I’m sure don’t want to hear a screaming baby) any advice here?

Everyone screamed at me to sell, because I was not accounting for CAPEX, maintenance or vacancies out of the $690 I had leftover.

Wisconsin Dells is pretty small, but lots of visitors.